chicago's o'hare airport and live pictures of an american airlines plane that had to be evacuated after a tire blew during takeoff. that damaged one of the boeing 767's engines. josh: earlier video from the scene showed a large plume of black smoke coming from the plane. emergency chutes were used to evacuate everyone on board. fortunately, no injuries have been reported. jean: this situation at o'hare is causing problems for other flights trying to take off or land at one of the nation's departure list from the manchester boston regional airport and you can see flights to the chicago area are delayed at this hour. we will continue to follow this story and be bringing you updates just as soon as we get them. josh: breaking news out of belmont where police are searching for a suspect in an officer involved shooting. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm josh mcelveen. jean: and i'm jean mackin. police say an officer fired several shots as 24-year-old

mike cronin is live in belmont with the breaking details. reporter: tonight the man who the officer shot at is not in police custody, and police say neither he nor his car have been located. this is who they're looking for, 24-year-old heyden moon, state police say he's local and has ties to the area. after 1:30 this morning investigators say moon's toyota camry was suspiciousry parked on south road in belmont and while speaking with moon the warrants. police say while he tried to take him into custody, moon sped away. the officer fired multiple shots, but it's unclear if moon was hit. that cop suffered minor injuries but was treated and is okay. >> he's not a specific danger to the public. i would say be cautious, if you do see him or you know of his where abouts, do not make contact with him. notify your local police or

driving a gray 2007 toyota camry, new hampshire plate 393-8299 with extensive front end damage. the damage to moon's car apparently happened after he alley sped away from that police officer. anyone with information on this is asked to call police. live in belmont, mike cronin, wmur news 9. josh: turning now to the weather, we continue to get much needed rain across the state today. a live look from and very foggy right now. mike haddad tells us when the rain will move out of here. mike: all this rain beneficial due to the drought in place across many parts of central and southern new hampshire, even a moderate drought in parts of northern new hampshire, and parts of northern new hampshire snow is flying. try over a foot atop mount washington, that's right, 13.2 inches so far and it's still snowing over 6,000 feet up. of course all of that fell in

two inches in many spots over the lakes region and points south. notice how chilly it is, if you've been outdoors today you know the story about the damp raw gusty day we've had. but there are changes coming in. as the storm pull as way we'll start to see gradual clearing overnight, that will set the stage for a mostly dry saturday and sunday. but a couple of shower chances dart through here or there. we'll break down when that happens and when temperatures start to climb again, in a few supplying the drugs that caused the death. a rochester teenager will spend two decades behind bars. 17-year-old eve tarmey died last october, after taking fentanyl at a motel in rochester. wmur's andy hershberger was in federal court as mark ross learned the judge's decision. >> the judge called mark ross' actions despicable, as she imposed a 20-year sentence for his role in the overdose death of a rochester teenager last

court for providing fentanyl to 17-year-old eve tarmey in a motel room. tarmey died after ingesting the drug which ross traveled to massachusetts to purchase. ross pleaded guilty to the crime of distributing a controlled substance to a person underage 21, death resulting. the judge noted that ross found tarmey's body but only tried to help her after throwing away syringes and deleting prosecutors say that they were satisfied with the 20-year sentence. >> fentanyl is a particularly potent drug, it only takes a few grains to kill someone. so if you have an addiction problem and you're struggling with it, try to get treatment. but don't distribute it. to others. reporter: two other people including tarmey's mother have pleaded guilty in connection with this case and face sentencing hearings later this

i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. josh: now to commitment 2016 coverage. on a day donald trump was in new hampshire, the f.b.i. sent a letter to leading members of congress saying that the agency is taking another look at hillary clinton's e-mail server. we'll have more details on that in a minute. but just as that news was breaking on social media donald trump took to the podium in manchester and he wasted little time in making sure everyone knew what the f.b.i. is doing. >> it might not be as rigged as i though right? josh: that isn't the sound we were looking for. but the news did send trump supporters into a frenzy, and he even joked that his speech after that would be boring. he did take part in a roundtable focused on new hampshire's crisis of addiction where he sat with people --

investigation coming up at 6:00. but back to that investigation into hillary clinton, tonight we are learning that newly discovered e-mails connected to the sexting probe of former congressman anthony wiener led to this decision. aixa diaz has more on the investigation from our washington bureau. reporter: the clinton campaign says it has no idea what these e-mails are and wants the f.b.i. to provide full details. a u.s. official says the e mails came from the sexting probe of anthonyne after the f.b.i. completed its investigation into hillary clinton's private server while she was secretary of state, the agency is now looking at additional e-mails that have recently emerged. in a letter to several members of congress, director james comey says, the f.b.i. should take appropriate investigative steps designed to allow investigators to review these e-mails to determine whether they contain classified information. >> perhaps finally justice will be done. reporter: trump is commending

justice and says the system may >> we've got to keep our foot on the gas. reporter: at a campaign rally clinton did not mention today's announcement. >> is this a wrinkle or is this a smoking gun surprise? we have no idea. reporter: political analyst mark santa low says while there's still a lot we don't know, this development could turn off some voters who were leaning toward clinton. >> people could decide i'm not going to bother voting this time.at for the democrats. reporter: the clinton campaign says it's confident the f.b.i.'s conclusion to this won't be any different from its conclusion back in july. aixa diaz, wmur news 9. josh: here in new hampshire the set is going up at st. anselm college for our granite state debates which kick off next week on tuesday. our first debate is with the candidates for governor, that will be followed by the high profile and nationally watched u.s. senate debate, and then the congressional races will take place on thursday and friday.

on wmur plus on our website, mobile app and facebook page. jean: a hudson man is facing felony charges for allegedly stealing tools from a shop in derry. police arrested 33-year-old christopher livingston in connection to a theft in derry. officers say nearly $5500 worth of items were stolen. livingston faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. josh: police are investigating a report of shots fired this morning officers responded to the intersection of concord and walnut streets behind the boys and girls club, they received several calls about shots this morning. when they arrived, they say there was no one there, but they did find six 9-millimeter casings in the intersection. >> we don't at this point in the investigation have an understanding as to why it would have occurred, just that at this point there is no reported injury or property damage that we're aware of. josh: police are asking anyone

jean: 5% of children in new hampshire have a parent who is incarcerated right now. one organization is working to help reduce the stigma those children may face with an event called counting the days. kristen carosa joins us live with the story. reporter: today we met one father and one daughter who know firsthand the challenges for children who have a parent in prison. now they're coming together with others to talk about it, something that many families are >> i'm just glad my dad is back. reporter: she's now back living with her dad after spending five years without him. he was incarcerated when she was 9. >> lonely and afraid of the world after that, and because he was my rock, he was my support, my everything. so once he went away, life is much more difficult. >> she grieved me while i was gone, and she didn't receive the kind of support that she needed while i was incarcerated. reporter: the two attended a conference to discuss the needs

incarcerated. >> one in 28 children across the u.s. have a parent who is incarcerated right now and no one talks about it. reporter: christina toth works for the family connection center, a program that helps children stay connected with their parents while they serve their sentence. >> if the child is supported and if the child gets the visit and have a relationship with that incarcerated parent, the child is better off. reporter: she says the goal of the conference was to educate those who work with kids to better support children in this situation. >> there's to supportup children, there's no training for agencies and professionals on how to work with the children and how to support those families. reporter: in new hampshire, more than 13,000 children are living with at least one incarcerated parent. >> we've actually seen rising levels of incarceration here in new hampshire and across the country, and i think children are the part that gets forgotten. we want to make sure we're talking about these children and support them in a way that improves their well-being and

reporter: she says she wished she had more support when she was going through this, but says she's doing much better now and wants all children to know that there is hope for a bright future despite the struggles many kids go through. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. josh: a tractor trailer accident this morning on i-93 caused a major headache for drivers. state police say just after 8:0c near bow junction, couldn't slow down fast enough, hitting a toyota rav4. diesel fuel onto the highway, backups stretched to the hooksett tolls until everything was cleared but not until around noon. fortunately, nobody was hurt. jean: a big traffic mess there. tonight a memorial is growing at a theme park in australia after the deaths of four people there. next at 5:00 what's now being done to figure out why the ride malfunctioned. josh: plus police capture a man climbing the george washington

mike: temperatures below norm again today, but that does change soon, when 50's make a return. >> a newton man faces numerous charges after destroying the inside of a home with an ax. that story coming up. jean: and we continue to follow the breaking news out of chicago where a plane caught fire earlier. there were evacuations, we're told everyone is safe and there are also delays out of the

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more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. jean: let's wrap up this work week with the traffic 293 southbound through manchester, the view of this slow moving parking lot from tell yot at rivers end camera. josh: peggy james joins us now with a live look at the road home to end the work week. >> hi, yes, another slow spot between exits 5 and 4 heading south in manchester. probably busy later on too, there's a monarchs game, so there will be more traffic later on tonight. a couple accidents, route 4 in

northwood r.v. sales. another one in epsom where a vehicle snapped a pole and that's in the area of short falls and webster road, so expect delays there. on 93 northbound coming up over the state line, you will hit a slow spot through the work zone in windham. looking good up to 293 in manchester and headed up to hooksett. but there are some slow spots by the hooksett tolls and heading up through bow. once you get into concord between exits 12 and 14 it's very sluggish, on 101 west approach typical slow spots. very heavy and slow moving on the everett turnpike between exits 8 and 11 as you make your way north. 101 looking good out to the coast. the spaulding turnpike is just crawling along from pease boulevard to the little bay bridge. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. jean: thanks, peggy. you think traffic is slow here, for the second time this week traffic came to a stop on the

today a shirtless man climbed to the top of one of the towers. the upper level of the nation's busiest bridge was shut down while he was brought back down. on wednesday 10 protesters chained themselves together and blocked traffic. josh: while we were dealing with our own problems here in new hampshire, a tractor trailer crash ahappenned on 95 in augusta, maine this morning, police say he was hauling mail and today was his first day on for several hours, the driver only had minor injuries. the cause remains under investigation. an australian theme park where four people were killed this week will remain closed until all the funerals are held and possibly beyond. today the park opened briefly though for a memorial. many park employees left flowers for the victims. families still don't know why the ride malfunctioned, causing a raft to flip over. >> he not only has to deal with

their beautiful daughters. we also all have to help two little girls start to come to the fact that their mom is never coming home. josh: the park says no rides will reopen until a full set of safety checks are completed. jean: the forecast for early trick or treating this weekend is looking a little gloomy. but the rain is not stopping the halloween howl in concord tonight. meteorologist hayley lapoint is live in concord where the event is just about to get hayley: good evening, jean. a few ghosts and goblins and some princesses walking by me this evening. certainly it is notably quieter, but of course the event not starting until about 5:30, it goes until 7:30 this evening. but it's usually a lot busier, so i'm sure a lot of people may be staying home. that could be good, there's probably extra candy out there. let's take a look at the forecast. first an update on the drought.

many of us coming away with between one to two inches today. but to put that in perspective, many areas, especially in southeastern new hampshire, need a foot or more of rainfall. so, yes, this helps, but we need a lot more than what we received today and over the past couple of weeks here. in terms of trick or treating, lots of communities have their trick or treating going on this weekend on different days. so tomorrow on saturday there's a small chance a s 50's depending on where you are. on sunday, some passing clouds should be dry, and then on monday for halloween itself, should be dry, and temperatures in the upper 40's, low 50's. so looking good at least for trick or treat times. now the weekend does feature the chance for a couple of showers, more of this wet weather. here's mike now with more on the forecast. mike: lowell, yes, beneficial rain with the one to two inch tally across new hampshire and a

beneficial rain that we did pick up especially from concord and points south and east to the coast. portsmouth coming in with 2.19 inches of rain so far. we may add just a couple ticks more to this number getting up to maybe two and a quarter by the time the storm pulls away. concord just under two inches of rain. rochester at over an inch and three quarters, just over an inch and a half in a laconia. in the form of snow, but you had to get not only up north, but at higher elevations. pittsburg, can't get much part north than that and you see the snow we had earlier in the week has washed away. so you had to get up to mount washington and higher summits of the presidential range to get in on the steady snow, over a foot so far over 6,000 feet up atop mount washington. before the rain moved in to

between one and four inches of snow before that washed away. right now linger, rain and snow in the heart of the white mountains, scattered rain showers on south, but that will tend to move out soon. we will look for a dry trend to move in after about 8:00 or 9:0. farther to the north, showers in the form of rain and snow could linger through nine or 10 and then gradual clearing will take place late this evening. but more c northern part of the great lakes will swing on in here for tomorrow. most of the shower chances will line up in northern new hampshire, but we could see a couple scattered about in central areas, and a slight chance south. notice how chilly it is and we've got the gusty wind to boot, 30 to 35 miles per hour. overnight tonight we're in the 30's, but notice it is warmer back around cleveland, through the great lakes in the 50's, and that takes over for the weekend,

through for the weekend. you notice the best shower chance tomorrow, clearly in northern new hampshire. so a little bit unsettled for your saturday. mainly from the notches north. slight chance of a shower south. some sun on sunday, a slight chance a shower south, and you notice on halloween we're up near 54, dry, nice for trick or treaters and then 60 plus by wednesday and thursday. josh: all right, easing into it. so we'll find out where new hampshire's u.s. senate candidat federal funds for aboxer, next. >> and we're just hours away from a major change to the way tolls are clerked on the mass. pike, why that could mean you'll

joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions...

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josh: we asked the candidates for >> i don't support taxpayer funds being used to support abortion. i believe firmly that we should provide women with full access to preventative care, that's why i've been such a strong fan of the community health centers. there are 30 of them in our state and they provide very important preventative access care for women, and then also i think in washington there have

undermine women's access to mammograms. and i have fought to stop those effort because i think preventative care is very important. >> federal law already prevents taxpayer money from paying for abortions, except in very, very rare circumstances. i will always stand up for a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. what i oppose are efforts to overturn roe v. wade, to defund planned parenthood or otherwise to make her own health care decisions and control her own destiny. i will always fight for a woman's right to access safe and affordable health care. josh: coming up at 5:30 we'll hear from the candidates for governor about their plans to repair the state's infrastructure. jean: also ahead, the charges a man is facing after police in newton say he slashed a house

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josh: now at 5:30, a man is facing felony charges after police say he used an ax to destroy items inside this home.

mike: the latest storm that brought beneficial rain moving out tonight, do we see sun returning over the weekend, plus when temperatures get back into the 50's. jean: an end to toll booths on the mass. pike, the new way you'll pay for your drive and how you can save some money. >> manchester is what i like to call a city of best kept secrets. josh: a manchester man is creating the city's first guide book, and how a little help from strangers is helping him with the project. >> no one covers new hampshire like we d jean: we have new detail tonights on the arrest of a man accused of using an ax to destroy items in the home he shared with his girlfriend. welcome back, i'm jean mackin. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. that man from newton is now facing three felony counts, suzanne roantree has more on the damage he's accused of leaving behind. reporter: newton police say they

the caller told police her boyfriend, 37-year-old john nadu, was destroying their home with an ax. >> he left the house, got the ax from the shed, came back inside, she saw him with the ax, there was some words exchanged and he, she then left the house. reporter: the woman wasn't hurt and was able to run to a neighbor's home to call 911. >> she had attempted to call the police from her house, couldn't complete that call. reporter: officers believed that arrived. >> we gathered some information, set up a perimeter around the house, but the vandalism had already been done at that point in time, had he slipped out the back. reporter: but it didn't take long for them to track him down. >> they were using his phone to ping his phone, found out exactly where he was. a family member eventually got in touch with him, picked him up down the road, we were notified of that and they brought up to the newton police department

ax to destroy thousands of dollars worth of items in their home. >> a lot of damage to the upstairs master bedroom, televisions, mirrors, dressers, things of that nature, bathroom. the kitchen was destroyed. appliances, some marks on the floor. the microwave, stove, laptop computer, things of those nature, were all heavily damaged. reporter: nadu is facing three counts o conduct in a domestic violence assault, police say other charges are possible. he was arraigned this morning, bail set at $2500. in newton, suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. josh: we have new information on our breaking news from chicago o'hare's airport. we are learning that eight people reported minor injuries after the airplane, the american airplane bound for miami caught fire on the runway. the airline says the plane had to abort a takeoff because of an

impact is being felt here as far as air travel is concerned, several flights to and from chicago and manchester boston regional airport are delayed. jean: you can expect major changes the next time you drive on the mass. pike. at 10:00 tonight the toll booths are going away. you'll still have to pay to drive the pike, overhead readers will charge those with an ez pass. if you don't, a picture will be taken of your license plate and you'll get a the toll booths are removed over the next few weeks. starting tonight, the toll you pay depends on how and where you drive. to drive from 495 to 84, you pay 95 cents with a massachusetts ez pass. an ez pass from another state, you'll pay 1.10. and the pay by plate option is the highest at 1.70. josh: more commitment 2016 coverage now. we asked the candidates for

infrastructure. here are the answers. >> i know from my time at stoney field that a strong infrastructure is critical for a strong business. i was a business manager there, i was responsible for $100 million a year worth of our business, and the truth is that having, we had trucks shipping out of that plant every day, we also learned that when you send yog awrt cross the country by rail instead of truck you can get a much lower cost per gallon, you're spending less improving infrastructure and keeping our state moving forward. we've started to make some gains. this year we'll pay more miles of state roads -- pave and resurface more miles than we have in 25 years. that's a good thing, it's the right track. we also need to get i-93 expansion done. we need to bring passenger rail from boston to nashua, to the airport and mill yard. i put forward a specific financing plan for how to pay for that. most of it we actually can get federal funds that we've already sent to washington back to put

paid, our own tax dollars that need to be working for us mere in our home state. that's how we'll make progress. >> again it's about priority, we have about 2,000 miles of poor to very poor conditioned roads. we have 153 red listed bridges, some of them, this is one of the highest numbers in the country of red listed bridges. these are where our priorities need to g. we haven't finished 93, we haven't fnged the sarah long bridge. so we need to take care projects first and foremost. there are other projects that are important to be sure, we've looked at increasing, addressing the turnpike system. we talk about renewable energy, and school building. these, or making sure our transmission infrastructure is where it needs to be, again to help lower our costs to the individual businesses and homeowners within the states. so infrastructure is absolutely critical in pay small state like new hampshire, a state that's centralized to the new england

decisions to get those projects done. jean: social media giant twitter is now cutting back after some big losses. coming up at 5:30, the feature the company is getting rid of to save money. josh: plus a big win for uber drivers in one country of why they could soon get more vacation and higher wages. mike: with the latest storm moving out, do we get the sunshine back over the weekend? the forecast straight ahead. jean: and a last display destroyed by fire.

for months and months of this. i'd like to punch him in the face i'll tell you. there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. kelly ayotte stood by him. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely. i would do that. but now, she's running away. trying to save her political career. kelly ayotte's all politics, no principles.

ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart...

and i approve this message. josh: what kind of day was it on wall street? not a great one. dow jones dropping it a points, half daz from the s&p, and the nasdaq also dropped 25.ho 2.22 a gallon, three cents cheaper in new hampshire. the u.s. economy it seems is growing at the strongest pace that it has in two years. jean: in the third quarter the economy grew 2.9%. the commerce department says tin crease was double the pace in the previous three months. ebbs port sales bounced back this summer and business picked up. solid growth is also expected this quarter. josh: twitter is making some

its apps, the mobile video service vine is going away. that allowed users to share short video clips that played in a loop. the site will remain online, so videos already posted will still be available. twitter is also laying off 9% of its staff. twitter hards beenlessing money while struggling to compete with competitors like facebook and snap chat. a big win for uber drivers in britain today, a tribunal ruled the drivers should get paid vacation days and guaranteed minimum wage. the workerson drivers should get the labor rights of employees, not self employed workers. uber says the company links self employed workers with people who need rides. the company will appeal the decision. jean: the owners of a massive haunted house are trying to rebuild after a fire. still to come, how their new york neighborhood is giving them the help they need. josh: in sports gearing up for the final night of the regular season of high school football. tom: coming up at 6:00 tonight we do have breaking 2016

f.b.i. reopens hillary clinton's e-mail probe. plus the opioid crisis front and center at today's campaign stop for donald trump. the points made during a roundtable discussion. and an officer involved shooting in belmont with a suspect still on the loose tonight. what led up to the officer

imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda. progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. ce. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta

>> final night of the regular season in high school football, week nine of friday night football. it's our halloween edition, so extra frightening. there are 17 games on the schedule tonight including this monster matchup in hanover, the marauders take on once beaten john stark. live pictures from hanover as they get ready. this is a big game for seeding in division two. at 6:00 we'll talk with the hanover head coach. and the important there are other teams that need to win to keep their playoffs alive. it will all unfold tonight on friday night football. three games have been postponed until tomorrow due to the weather, the games at concord, conval and merrimack valley, you see the times that those games will be made up. the final two games of new hampshire tackles hunger food program are this weekend, fall mountain will collect food at their game tonight. franklin is a collection site at their game tomorrow, they're offering free admission to any

collected so far. let's switch to hockey now, monarchs fans you have three chances to see your team in action this week, all against the cincinnati cyclones. >> i think we have three lines that can score, we play together, we play good defense and two good goalies. >> i do know they have a pretty good goal tender and some good forwards, one that played at u.n.h., and so looking forward to a good contest this weekend. >> the young will play a pair of games this weekend, they'll host merrimack college tomorrow night, but first they skate at u. mass tonight. check out the college football on channel 9 tomorrow. purdue, texas and florida state all at home. game three of the world series tonight in chicago. dartmouth alum kyle hendricks the starting pitcher for the cubs. josh: back now to commitment 2016 coverage and we've committed to checking the record of the candidates and their

tonight we look at what the candidates have done when it comes to combating the drug addiction crisis. senator ayotte cosponsored the comprehensive addiction and recovery act. cara, with senator shaheen. it authorized expanded services for prevention, treatment, recovery and support for first responders. it was signed into law by the president but so far has not been fully funded e. she was also the cosponsors of a bill about prescribing guide in 2015, hassan announced new rules to allow trained police officers to administer narcan. incumbent first district congressman guinta cochairs a congressional task force to combat the heroin epidemic. guinta also supported restoring funding to support the u.s.

guinta's opponent carol shea-porter has called for increased u.s. navy and coast guard patrols to seize illegal drugs at sea. in 2010 she authored a bill to provide for the safe disposal of prescription opioids and for community grants to pay for classes on prescription drug abuse. in the send c.d., democratic congresswoman kuster joined with guinta last year to cofound the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic and also introduced carl's law containing opioids to say so on the labeling. jim lawrence says we need to secure the border to stop drugs from coming into the state and that new hampshire needs adequate treatment facility. van ostern says he will work to, supports parity in insurance coverage for the substance abuse and mental health treatment.

beginning in the fifth grade, he's also calling for an expedited regulatory path to approve recovery centers. want me to repeat that? for a more indepth look at where the candidates stand on this and other issues, head to the politics section on wmur.com and our mobile app. mike: when i get back with the seven day i want to hear you repeat what you said. take a look what's been going on out there today. we did have the clouds all day, in dublin the overcast skies, the breeze kicking up, feels raw and damp and chilly. but this rain certainly welcome and beneficial, one to two plus inches of rain did fall out of the storm and that means another little dent in the drought. although of course the drought does continue. look at doppler radar, the storm winding down, rain and snow in the white mountains, but scattered rain showers south, they're beginning to fall apart so that's good news. if you're heading out and about

more showers in the great lakes. most of them making a bee line towards northern new hampshire, for the day tomorrow. though can't rule out an isolated shower farther south. temperature wise well below the norm. we should be at 51 or 52 at this hour this time of year. if you're heading to one of the friday night football games, and they are scheduled to go off right now, anyone that is still on schedule, it will be played because we don't have those torrential downpours like we had last friday. just a lingering shower at about 7:00, on average about 42 or 43. just a notch lower than that. mainly dry, clouds breaking at that time around 8:00 and on your way home, 9:30, mostly cloudy and about 40 degrees. the wind still active and that wind gradually will subside later this evening. still gusting over 20 to 30 miles per hour in spots. but by late this evening going down to about 5 to 10, and as for the temperatures we

region. what about the tile line for the weekend, because again the storm is racing out of here tonight. clouds will actually break late this evening, and then tomorrow morning early, more clouds roll in from a weaker system darting across northern new hampshire. so that's the best chance of showers. great north woods through the white mountains any time during the day. especially morning and early afternoon. as for southern new hampshire, just a slight chance of a passing shower at any point, federal the mng ahead to sunday. a little bit of sunshine out there. there will be another weak system that we're tracking, may throw a couple showers over southern new england and one or two may work in to areas from manchester south, very late in the day, but a good part of your sunday will be dry. as for temperatures they finally get back to normal in the mid to upper 40's north and central and on average about 50 to 55 points south. as for temperatures for sunday, and on halloween day, they're going to line up close to where

upper 40's north, lower to mid 50's south. mid 50's on tuesday with a lot of sun, and then we get into almost an early spring-like feel for wednesday and thursday. temperatures jumping about 10 degrees above average. we get back into that pattern before it cools back to the norm as we go into friday. jean: thanks, mike. a little girl near syracuse, new york is helping her neighbors rebuild after fire destroyed thousands of dollars worth of ha the couple says after the electrical fire, everything was gone, they just weren't going to do it again. but the 5-year-old girl knocked on their door and handed them her piggy bank and inspired other kids to do the same. >> and other kids started bringing hands full of their savings and handing it to us at the door. just makes you want to go all out, makes you want to do more and more and more. jean: that is really scary. those donations don't come close

homeowners say they'll rebuild. the 5-year-old says she loves that haunted house and will keep coming become every year. josh: town who offices in londonderry look just like that, everyone is getting in the spirit. we'll tell you what inspired a local man to reveal the hidden secrets of the queen city. jean: and a pig that was dropped off at an animal shelter more than 200 days ago has a new home tonight. we'll tell you what helped missy

joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions...

fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

jean: welcome back. in this week's viewers choice we asked you to tell us where to get the best pancakes in new hampshire, that's a tough one. josh: number 5, ben on the's sugar shack. four, heritage farm. three, water wheel in jefferson. two, parkers maple barn in mason. jean: yum. josh: and the number one place to get pancakes in the granite state, according to our viewers is polly's pancake parlor in sugar hill. jean: now i want pancakes. josh: a kick start campaign is raising funds to publish a guide book about the queen city. jean: the book an insider's guide to manchester features 500 attractions in manchester from entertainment to restaurant and stores. it also includes hand drawn

>> there are a number of, whether they be attractions, shops, restaurants, or even oddities, that maybe don't get the attention they deserve and that was one of the reasons i wanted to write this book. jean: the kick starter campaign has surpassed the goal of $7500. the author says the book is already complete, it is ready to be printed, and shipped out. should be fun to look at. josh: surprised there's not a guide book already. than

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for only $49. mike: after a stormy stretch, some mountain snow and gusty winds, it quiets down later tonight. a look at the changes we'll see over the weekend. tom: an officer involved shooting investigation under way in belmont. investigators say it started with a traffic stop, and tonight that driver has not been caught.

rochester teen. the punishment the man who supplied her the deadly dose of fentanyl now faces. >> perhaps finally justice will be done. tom: plus breaking commitment news, word of the f.b.i.'s decision to investigate newly discovered e-mails linked to hillary clinton's private e-mail server came minutes before donald trump took the stage here in manchester. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00 tom: the heavy rain was soaking new hampshire throughout the day today. but it is moving out, and along with it those gusty winds. good evening, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. it does clear up tonight, but changes are moving in for the weekend. let's get right to chief meteorologist mike haddad who is keeping an eye on it. mike: some of those changes fairly nice, others not so nice if you're in northern parts of the state with the better chance of a few more showers. the latest storm cranking up over the last 12 hours.

part of the state, add it up to between one and two inches in many areas, that makes a nice department in the drought but we still hang onto drought status in the extreme category over southern new hampshire, at least for another few days. upper 30's north, 40's south. well below average, it's been windy and raw, damp, chilly, but again at least the beneficial rain has been one plus today. we'll notice a few more showers in the great lakes, so what about those chances of showers tomorrow and when will temperatures finally get back to average. straight ahead. tom: we have a developing story right now, the search is on in belmont tonight for a wanted suspect who took off from a traffic stop. jennifer: state police say they are investigating as an officer involved shooting after the officer fired his weapon several times. tom: mike cronin live in belmont tonight with more. mike? reporter: state police say someone knows where the suspect is. he's a local man with ties to